Know the intention
The programme holds the intended structure, focus and progression for the block.
CADVYN keeps planned training, completed work and progress evidence connected—so the next decision is based on more than a generic calendar.
Generating an initial programme answers “what should I start with?” Adaptation asks a harder question: “given the work recorded since then, what is the clearest next action?”
The programme holds the intended structure, focus and progression for the block.
Workout Mode records the sets, loads, reps and effort you actually complete.
Confirmed evidence can support a temporary change, a next-block adjustment or a clearer explanation.
CADVYN preserves the difference between complete, finished early, in progress and missed. That prevents an unfinished session from being counted as success—or a useful partial effort from disappearing.
Imported activity can add context, but provenance matters. A wearable observation does not automatically become a completed CADVYN workout unless the reconciliation rules establish that it matches the planned session.
Recommendations are training guidance, not diagnosis or medical advice.
No. Adaptation should be proportionate. Temporary changes can address today without needlessly replacing the wider block.
CADVYN is designed to connect a decision with the evidence and context that supported it, instead of presenting unexplained changes as fact.
No. Manual workout records and check-ins can build the core training record. Connected Health is optional.